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Written by Ronald S. Radecki
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Friday, 30 April 2010 08:17 |
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Mrs. Krepps' 2nd grade class welcomed their pen pals, Mrs. Ferris' 2nd grade class, from Cambridge Springs. After corresponding all year, the two classes met for the first time for an Earth Day celebration. The theme for the day was "Reduce, Recycle and Reuse". With the help of parents, teachers and numerous volunteers, the students participated in many activities to reinforce these concepts.
The day started with both classes reading Earth Day poetry together
Followed by Mrs. Royek reading Just a Dream
Other activities for the day included planting flowers, searching for items on the nature trail, and building a geodesic dome from reused newspapers.
The Crawford County Solid Waste Authority provided a light up display to present recycling facts, as well as many items made from recycled material for the students
Thank you to everyone involved for making this Earth Day such a success. The students enjoyed an exciting, educational and entertaining day. What better way to celebrate Earth Day than with new friends learning how to help the environment?
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Written by Ronald S. Radecki
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Thursday, 04 March 2010 10:22 |
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The Cat in the Hat was on the loose at Hydetown Elementary on Wednesday. The talented cast of the Middle School's production of Seussical the Musical gave the students a sneak preview of their show. Under the direction of Andrea Strong, they entertained the students with acts from Horton Hears a Who. On behalf of the students, staff and faculty, I would like to thank them for taking the time to share their talent and to entertain us
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Written by Mrs. Lisa Royek
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Friday, 19 February 2010 23:29 |
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An annual fundraising event at Hydetown took place during the week of Feb. 8th. Our Penny Drive was extremely successful and it raised approximately $1100.00. A portion of the money will be used for a school contribution to Haiti Relief and all of the other great things our PTG does for us.We included the collection of Boxtops For Education this year and that boosted our total. As a culminating activity to the Penny Drive we all participated in a school wide dance celebrating our penny collecting skill and Valentine's Day all at the same time!!!
Hydetown Elementary really appreciates the work of our PTG officers..they spent a lot of time in our building last week and every week to make every event from the Pumpkin Fest to Track and Field Day a success...We appreciate our Hydetown families!!!
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Written by Lisa Royek
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Sunday, 20 December 2009 18:21 |
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 With the help of our THS Choir Ensemble and Drama Club (featuring our very own Kiersten Wheeling) Hydetown students enjoy the sounds of the season and two fun plays on Friday December 11, 2009.
Monday we entertained our families and friends as well at our very own concert with Mrs. May as director....we are so excited!! Christmas is near!!
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Hydetown News
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Written by Mrs. Royek, Principal at Hydetown
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Friday, 06 November 2009 13:39 |
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 Japanese Day was recently held in third grade and Mr. Orner and Mrs. Elan's classes enjoyed food and fellowship Japanese style. Both classes completed a unit on Japan in which they learned about the country's culture. They dressed in kimonos (aka: Bath Robes  )and ate Japanese type foods with chopsticks.
It was quite an adventure and an awesome learning experience!!!
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